I would love a copy of this. I was part of the choir for our production (early 80s) and remember studying the little white booklet to learn all the words. I remember i loved all the music but how odd that 'Hes only a baby......" chorus is the one that stays in the memory.

Anyway, if anyone can send it my email is [email protected]

Thanks in advance

Hello, to the person above. Any chance you could send me a copy? [email protected]

I also was in this musical as a child in England, but I live in Australia

I still have the music, lyrics and script from the original document (1979).
It's a brilliant nativity - theologically sound, yet appropriately adapted for 9 -11 year olds.

I directed this musical twice when I was headteacher at two different schools.I would love to do it again but I cannot source a copy anywhere. Can anyone help? I am happy to pay necessary costs. Please contact me at [email protected]

I would love to hear the songs from only a baby! I was the angel gabriel in 1991!

I sang this nativity in 1996 at my school in Maidenhead. Does anybody have any audio recordings of the songs? The publishers have long since folded. [email protected]

I was the Angel Gabriel in 1979 - loved this nativity

The Lord is omnipotent. Shout it from the highest to the lowest in the land.
- another song from this nativity I loved! Just sang my way through the others you've posted thank you!

I Played the innkeeper and one of the 3 wise men in this play 30+ years ago!!!!

Follow in his footsteps
your heart will show the way
But never forget that happiness
Was born on a Christmas day

He's only a baby... etc

The other Mary song, i think was a group one, sung first by Mary and Joseph, then, The innkeeper, then Gabriel.
I remember the innkeepers bit:
"I'm sorry, I understand your problem
I really, really do.
But our little inn is cold and dark
there is no room left for you
But if it is any consolation to you when you are gone
All our prayers to God above this night
Will be for your little one"
And Gabriel's bit:
"I bring you, glad tidings from your Father
Who honours you this night
But your little stable cold and dark
With a pillow made of hay (?)
Will bring you a little warmth and comfort
A place to lay your head
And before the morning light appears
It will be a holy bed"

Unfortunately I can't remember how it starts, which is what you wanted

And didn't she have one along the lines of:
"Gentle little breezes passing by
singing, singing a lullaby" But I can't remember much more.

The year below me did it at primary 30 years ago now!